Biographie
Robert D. Allsup Actor / Producer / Director / Writer / Host / Artist Manager Robert D. Allsup is a dynamic American actor, producer, director, and writer whose work spans independent film, television, and music. Known for his rugged charisma, rich baritone voice, and commanding screen presence, he brings authenticity and intensity to roles ranging from lawmen and soldiers to villains and anti-heroes. Originally from the American South, Robert gained recognition for his lead role in PTSD 80 (2017), a psychological military thriller he also wrote and produced. His performance as Rufus in Death Ranch (2020) further showcased his talent for portraying bold, morally complex characters in genre-bending narratives. His filmography includes Jagged Mind, No More Sorrow 3, Nightwing: Year One, and Redeeming Grace, among others. Beyond acting, Robert is a Producer and Partner at Little Monsters Entertainment, where he helps develop original, culturally resonant content across film and television. He is also a Co-Founder of High Noon Rebels Productions, a creative collective focused on Western and Americana storytelling through film, live performance, and digital media. In the music world, Robert serves as a Creative Partner and Artist Manager at Chair 55 Records and Entertainment, where he supports and develops talent, including country artist J. Marc Bailey and singer-songwriter Jeneen Terrana, who perform together as the Americana duo Rhinestones & Rust. He has served as executive producer on their official music videos, Unbroken and Hell of a Ride (2025). He has appeared in videos such as DULAA's Something Like an Outlaw and Yippie Ki Yay. His work often bridges the gap between cinematic storytelling and musical expression. Robert's television credits include hosting and producing AIM Artist Spotlight, Pickin' & Grinnin' with J. Marc Bailey, and serving as on-air host for WBON TV Draw Western Theater Presents Copper Canyon Ranch, where he brings classic Western charm to a modern audience. He also created and performed in the sketch comedy series The Old Codgers Liars Club and the lifestyle parody Salty Eye for the Mundane Guy. With a background in martial arts, firearms, horseback riding, and live event hosting, Robert brings physical credibility and creative depth to every project. Whether in front of the camera or behind the scenes, his mission is to tell stories that resonate-gritty, heartfelt, and unmistakably Southern.
